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Gaytriarchs: A Gay Dads Podcast
The one with Caitlyn Plaskett aka 2.ladies.and.2.babies - Part Deux!
This week, right-wingers come from one of our own, David doesn't learn a single lesson and pays for it, we rank the top 3 baby foods that don't taste gross, and this week we have back one of our favorites Caitlyn Plaskett from the 2.ladies.and.2.babies TikTok to update us on a scandelous story of internet sleuthing.
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So normally we start every episode with uh our cold open, which is usually Gavin ruining something, mispronouncing a word, forgetting something, stumbling over something. And um I just have some really sad news this week and I wanted to share it with y'all before we start the episode. This is a comedy show, but it's pretty serious. Um Gaven got through an entire recording without really fucking up once. And uh it's as hard for me as it is for you out there, I'm sure. And so um I'm just gonna need some time to recover um to find me again. And um I would like you all out there to respect me and my family's privacy at this time. And this is Gatriarch's.
Gavin:Um, we have many amazing guests here, and one of our first amazing guests, I mean, way back. You remember Jose Rolone? He was like number two? Number three. No. But he was in the he was in the top ten for sure.
David:Yeah, yeah.
Gavin:He was at single digits. So that poor guy has been skewered by idiots recently, on like the the the you know, the Breitbart kind of world, by a guy named Stu Peters, who decided that a good use of his platform, which by the way, is huge in the um, you know, the not the Twitter sphere, obviously, but like the whole, I don't know, Trumpian world of um hate mongering. And he has a huge following, and he decided that it to be informative in the world, he was gonna go after NYC gay dad, Jose Roland, and um made an entire Tucker Carlson-like uh speech rant 15 segment about Jose and his and Jose's excellent parenting. I mean you're doing something right when you've got Stu Peters coming after you, I suppose, for 17 minutes, because uh he really Stu was hot under the collar.
David:You have to think you have to think about it that way, because if you try to ingest what the actual thing that's going on, which is this vile fucking hate coming towards you, you're gonna get poisoned to death. Yeah. So to have we have you have to like, you really do have to think about it as like I'm doing something right if I'm angering the people I despise. But 100%. You know, and you know that they're cut they're coming for him. They're like, oh, you're a bad dad because you're gay or whatever. It's like, no, yeah, you're going to affect my kids' neg lives negatively for doing this exact thing. For coming for putting them in the spotlight. Oh God, it's so gross.
Gavin:Which is totally what Jose's doing, too. He's taking him to task and being able to, I mean, this has been an ongoing TikTok saga for him, but he's been um saying, listen, I stand by everything that I do, and just because this man is so frankly closeted. I mean, you know the guy has skeletons in his closet if he cares this much, but he's like showing the videos of uh videos that Jose has made about saying, like, hey, sometimes I let my kids go into my closet and pull out my wigs. I don't think Jose is a drag queen, but you know, hey, who doesn't like to drag it out?
David:Who doesn't have a wig in their closet? Yeah.
Gavin:Well, who doesn't want to have a wig in their closet? Because you know why? It's fun and it makes people laugh and it makes people happy. So um, Stu. Oh, poor guy. Poor, poor, repressed, sad Stu. Anyway, I'm glad to that we are on the right side with Jose.
David:Yeah. Stu, go fuck yourself. Go fuck yourself. Jose, we love you. We're on your side. So uh let me just tell you about how uh I don't listen to my own advice and I'm a terrible parent. Um I a daycare was closed, of course, because it's always closed. That's another rant for every day. And I was like, you know what? I'm gonna take uh my daughter who is two, I'm gonna take her to the YMCA. I know there's like a bunch of exercise rooms that aren't um being used, and we could just play with yoga balls, we'll just walk around. It was great. We went to the workout floor, one of the trainers gave her a lollipop. I was there for like an hour and a half. It was so fun. And we're in the upstairs room, and then I hear the sound. And I'm like, oh, she's pooping. I'm like, I gotta change her diaper. Oh, David again did not bring the diaper bag because he thought, oh, I'm just gonna pop into the YMCA, it'll be fine. For everyone out there, it's never gonna be fine. You're just gonna pop into the grocery store real quick, bring the diaper bag. So she takes probably the largest shit she's ever taken in her entire life. And I'm like, what do I do? I cannot strap this poor girl into her own feces in the car seat. So we go to the the bathroom, the men's bathroom, which doesn't have a changing table in it, of course. And really at the YMCA? I know, I know, it's really bad. And then so what I did was I like I was a fucking surgeon, I had to like undo her diaper. I took some paper towels and tried to scoop out as much feces as I possibly could, throw it into the trash can, get another layer of paper towels, line her old diaper shitty diaper, and and put the disgusting half shitty diaper back on this poor little girl, strap her into the car seat. Oh man, we went directly home and directly into the bath. So lesson learned. Nope, just kidding. I'll never learn that lesson.
Gavin:You will never learn that lesson. But that, but that this is an exact a perfect example of your resilience and your creativity and your dad hackitude. So this this counts as a really good dad hack. You you scoop in, scoop it out, and then just line the thing with paper towels and hope that you aren't walking around Disneyland for the next three and a half hours because that's gonna hurt when it dries.
David:Gavin, the real dad hack is bring your fucking diaper bag wherever you go. But David just doesn't listen to David. He just speaks into a microphone to um our listener.
Gavin:So speaking of the YMCA, uh, I was at our local YMCA just recently because I was with my son and some of his fellow Cub Scouts, and we were doing a swim test. And I don't know when the last time you walked into the YMCA with five uh 10-year-old boys. But all I could think was, oh God, we're gonna go have we're gonna have to go through the locker room. Because, you know, the YMCA locker room tends to be fully naked people who should a 90-year-old naked many year old man should not be naked. Now powdering their balls for some reason. I'm I am 100% about body positivity, nudity, whatever. Uh, but also I'm American and I'm not European, so part of me does, I can't help but be a little judgmental. And also, like the whole like letting it all just hang out. Wow, a bunch of 10-year-olds are walking by, who are squealingly laughing the entire time, shocked beyond all belief, because probably this is the first time they've done such a thing. It was a real memorable experience. And I did, I mean, I had to say, guys, stop pointing and please try to stop laughing. But you know they will have that.
David:I wouldn't have been able to. I would have laughed the whole time. I'd be like, look at those old balls.
Gavin:Well, this saw them, and they will have PTSD for the rest of their lives. But it is a human body, yay! Celebrate positivity, but also maybe don't stand like a starfish. Well, that's not what happened. I don't mean to make it sound gross. There was nothing lascivious or gross or anything about it. It was just naked dudes at the YMCA, but still, you know. This is the gay agenda.
David:Um, so before we um move on to our top three list, I wanted to just really quickly talk to our listener directly. Listener. Mom. Um I I we don't talk about this very often because it's annoying when I listen to it on other podcasts. But I think it's in our best interest just to every once in a while remind listeners, how listener, how important it is for us as a show, as a show who wants to be out in the world, to have you all, the listener, share the show. Yes, uh, review us, uh, like our Instagram posts, share our Instagram handle. It's so annoying. Everyone and every YouTube, like and subscribe. But here's why. The way the algorithm works, if you are searching for a gay dad show or comedy parenting show, it's not our show is not just gonna automatically come up. The algorithm likes shows that are active. Luckily, we release every single week pretty consistently, but shows that are being shared, liked, all that stuff. And also just getting in front of people. There are probably a billion podcasts out there, but I only listed the the six I listened to because they were personally recommended to me or they were shared via my friends. So the the reason I bring this up is we would like to move on to from our 77 cents that we made in 2023 into something a little bit more full-time so we can keep doing this for you all. So, our ask for you this week is whatever show you like the best, uh uh coming out in the next couple weeks, if you wouldn't mind posting it to your Instagram stories, uh sending us a five-star review on Apple Podcasts, share it in whatever way you feel comfortable. It would help us out so fucking much. And I promise not to bring it up again for another six months. But if you can do a little something for us, it would mean the world. And maybe we can hire an intern again to do more stuff.
Gavin:So we'll tag team on this. David won't talk about it for another six months, but I'm gonna talk about it in six weeks. But yes, whatever you can do to just give us a boost, we would really appreciate it. It doesn't take too much time. Moving on, do we have a top three list, David?
David:We do, and it's your top three list, must I remind you. I am this week three, week three of you being surprised about the same bit we've been doing for 55 episodes. The top three lists that you chose last week.
Gavin:I am prepared.
David:Okay, I am prepared.
Gavin:No, I am prepared, but I did forget that this was my suggestion. Because uh anyway, so um number three for oh excuse me. So the top three list was top three baby foods that aren't gross. So for number three for mine is French fries. Yes, they were baby foods as often as they possibly could be, and my kids loved them. So, no, they were they they were able to gum them as soon as possible, and we are a French fry friendly family. Number two, puffs. Puffs still exist, don't they?
David:Good old puffs. Love a puff.
Gavin:Also because they feel so guilt-free, because you're like, this is just air, and it kind of quenches my uh hunger when I'm sitting at a playground and I might as well just be part of this. But number one, this is my humble brag, is that we did make a fair amount of um baby food when our kids were babies. And mainly it was just to force feed veggies to them. And so I made this kind of blend of spinach, olive oil, salt, and pepper, um, and just green, we called them greenies, and I would make them like once a week, and we froze them, and I would just microwave them real quick, and my kids ate the greenies all the time. And then it wasn't too long after I was like, you know what? This will just be my vegetable intake once in a while. And so basically, baby food spinach was like, eh, it's not good. I wouldn't serve it to my friends, but it's good enough for me right now. What about you? What are top three baby foods that aren't gross?
David:Yes, I can't believe you said french fries. That is that is not a baby food. It is a food you fed your baby, which we'll all have CPS talk to you about. Therefore, it was a baby food. And so number three for me, pouches. Pouches are just fruit purees, and it's just basically an unfrozen smoothie. So pouches, number three.
Gavin:You know what? I was gonna say pouches, but I felt I was cheating because it's like that's just baby food in a pouch. That's all it is. It could be sweeped, it just doesn't have the Gerber label on it, you know? Anyway, pardon me.
David:Uh, and number two for me, uh, this is a food that we feed our kids, but I so we consider it a baby food, but is frozen peas. We use this hack. They love frozen peas as a snack. It is their favorite thing. And it tastes like little balls of ice cream that is not sweet. I know it's hard to describe, sure, but frozen peas. It's like that space, the space ice cream, the space bowls, whatever they are. Yeah. Um, and number one, something that I will sit down and just flat out fucking eat. Uh-oh. Teething crackers. They are delicious. They melt in your mouth. Um, they feel substantial, but they just disappear. I fucking love teething crackers. I'll eat some today just to piss Gavin off. Um, this does remind me. I'm gonna take a slight detour.
Gavin:My favorite eating basically my kids' food moment was several years ago when I was just so tired in the morning and I was making lunch for my kids, and I pulled out their old lunch from the day before, and it was some kind of bologna sandwich. And I started to eat it, and I thought, I'm making my breakfast from my children's leftover lunch. And I looked at it, I looked at it and I kind of shrugged and was like, eh, it's still good. And so I kept eating their leftover, probably half-spoiled ham and cheese sandwich um from the day before. But I don't think that was any that was probably about the grossest thing that um wasn't French fries, puffs, or greenies. Anyway, what is next week's topic, David?
David:Uh, next week is gonna be the top three ways you thought you'd be cooler as a parent than you turned out to be.
Gavin:I can't wait to think this was my topic.
David:Okay, so our special, special guest this week is arguably one of my favorite people on the planet, and I have never met her in person. But we text all the time, and I'm obsessed with her. Please welcome back to the show, Caitlin Plaskin. Hi, Caitlin. Um, so you reached out to me um what, a couple weeks ago, maybe a couple months ago, and you were like, girl. And then there was a series of dramatic texts that followed, and a whole conversation that happened. And I was like, you've got to come back on the show and tell us all about it because I think it's something that all parents, but gay parents specifically, would really find interesting. So please tell us what happened.
SPEAKER_00:Absolutely. Okay, so backtrack a little bit. I explained in our first episode how you go on a website to find your donor for sperm to, you know, make the baby, all that, and like it's like online dating, but you only get to see baby photos of them and et cetera, et cetera. So I matched with a family who use the same donor and they don't live in this country, they're in another country, but we have stayed in touch. It's the only family we've matched with so far, and they have little girls that are similar in age to my boys. So we had talked about we wanted to find the donor, like, not because we want to contact this person, like definitely want to respect privacy, but I need to know I paid hundreds near thousands of dollars for the sperm. I need to know is this person ugly? And I need to know if this person is successful. Are they actually intelligent? Like, what does the bloodline look like? Do they all look like they have slept with their siblings and they're all eyes two inches apart? Like, you know, I just needed to know what I was working with.
Gavin:Because it was an anonymous donor, right?
SPEAKER_00:Yes.
Gavin:Okay, so that you know who to blame. Like if your kid grows up brilliant, it's thanks to you. But if they're a total fuck up, it's his fault.
SPEAKER_00:And we blame him constantly.
Gavin:Yeah.
SPEAKER_00:So, yeah, I mean, you gotta it's the opportunity you have.
Gavin:Usually it's some man's fault for sure.
SPEAKER_00:That's what I've heard. I don't have a lot of men in my life, but that's what I've heard. So, anyway, uh, the other family and I, we had talked about like we wanted to maybe do like Ancestry or like 23andMe. And my little, it was like kind of hard to get him to do it because I like I bought the thing, but it just never, I just never got it done. Well, they actually got it done. So she contacts me and she's like, oh my God, I we did it, but we found like a cousin once removed, like not the donor, but like a distant relative of him. And she's like, and this is the cousin. And I so my job, when I first got into social work, I did adoption and foster care, and one of my jobs was adult adoptee disclosures, which means I like research and find people's families. I can find anybody. I am not the person too wrong on the internet because I will find you, I will find your mama, I will find where you work, I will find your car, I'll find everything.
Gavin:Do you have access to special tools that the rest of us can't do? Because this is a skill that many people want to have. Do you think that's true?
SPEAKER_00:In my old job, I used to, but you don't have access to it when you're not doing that anymore. But on the regular internet, you need to find somebody, let me know. I got you, girl.
SPEAKER_01:Oh, I love that.
SPEAKER_00:I can find anybody. So I was like, literally, just give me what you have. Screenshot it to me. I will find him. So 40 minutes later, I have found his entire family.
David:You're smoking cigarettes. There's like a dim light above your head.
SPEAKER_00:Oh, yeah. A completely new tobacco addiction. I have found his mom has like eight siblings. I find all of them. I find a picture of them. I find the one that looks the most similar. I'm like, she looks like that could have been her kid. Because I mind you, I do have one childhood photo of him. First call, it was like the first person I look at, it's her. And so then I find, you know, older women, they post everything on social media. So I find her Twitter and her Instagram, which has like a ton of photos. And I'm like, oh my God, this is him. Oh my God, he's hot. Yes! So hot. Like fine wine hot. I don't even usually find most men hot, obviously. Sure.
David:Lesbian, but you would sleep, you would sleep with your kid's dad, is basically what you're saying.
SPEAKER_00:All I'm saying is it could have happened. In my younger years, it could have happened. And I wouldn't have even regretted it because he's hot, he's successful. Um, downside, his brother is bald as shit. So I don't know about that. You got the good one, but he's got a quaff. I mean, I mean, are you sure it's a real quaff?
Gavin:It could be plugs or something, but it'll be kids or whatever.
SPEAKER_00:I went through the whole line. I have every photo of him from birth, basically, because his mother has posted it. So my whole thing was like, I just wanted to like put all of it together, never ever to contact him, like anything like that, because he wanted anonymity. I'm not gonna breach that. But I don't want my kids to have like this sense of longing for just information and not knowing. So it was just important to me that like I'll put all the stuff together. It's not something I'm talking about with my kids right now, they're not at all ready. Like my oldest is only three and a half, almost four. I'm not there, but I just really wanted to know and I want them to be able to look at it and see because that's half of them, you know? And while I don't feel like that's their dad, like I don't use that word, it's very much a donor, but I still feel like they are entitled to at least knowledge. And the way the world works right now, if they did an ancestry, they're gonna find them anyway.
David:Yeah, 100%. There's no secrets anymore with that kind of stuff. Because back in the day, like you were if you gave your kid up for adoption at a hospital, you could disappear into the woods and nobody would ever know anybody for it. Now it's like you said, it took a lesbian 40 minutes uh to find that information.
Gavin:It would take a gay probably two and a half days, let's be honest. Because I don't know, we've got distractions and yeah.
SPEAKER_00:I mean, I was multitasking and it took 40 minutes, which is a little bit embarrassing for me, but that is so amazing.
David:What I love about that story is it tied, it, it, it it my my husband and I were having this conversation literally yesterday. He went on to Ancestry and I'm on there, and my husband's on there, and he basically spent an hour and a half adding to my family tree. He's like, Did you know that your great grandmother was named as Florence? But she died, so then he remarried to whatever. And I was thinking about like, what is it about our lineage that fascinates us or attracts us? Because for adoptive people, it's different, or people who have no relationship to their biological family. And I was thinking. It's, I think it's biology. It's like what mysterious part of me like lives in me that is from many generations ago. Because if it was an adoptive person, your adoptive great-great-great-great-great-grandfather d doesn't maybe hold the same mystery to you because there's no connection there. There's a connection to you and your adoptive mother. And we were talking about like our kids, like one of my kids is biologically related to me and the other one isn't. And I don't know how much she will be interested in my biological lineage. It's just an interesting question, you know. Yeah.
SPEAKER_00:Well, if you think about it though, like humans by nature, we're very egotistical. We love anything that has to do with us and us and us. Me, me, me, I, I, I. Yeah. So, like 100%.
Gavin:Absolutely. I was the one who said me, me, me first. Caitlin said us. That was much more community centered. She used a collective pronoun. You used the me, me, me. Me, me, me. But it is absolutely true that we're we want to know more about ourselves and think that we can understand more about ourselves and the decisions we make and whatnot. I mean, you might not even go that deep. You just want to know more about yourself. But it's a very human thing.
SPEAKER_00:Yeah. And you want the attention and the justification of like, I'm I'm like this because blah, blah, blah. It's like when people use their zodiac to justify why they're an asshole. It's like that same type of thing, like, oh, well, I'm a Virgo. Like, no, you're just making you an asshole.
David:That's so that's so Libra behavior. Like, you murdered that guy. You can't blame that on.
SPEAKER_00:I can't help it. The moon was where it was.
Gavin:Gotta stand up for Libra's. We would never actually murder somebody we're too indecisive to do so. But but we are selfish and we want to know about ourselves.
David:So um, that is juicy. It's I we I have had the same thought about our egg donor. And what has held me back from even trying, because my egg donor lives in the same town as we did all of our circuits through. I know she is a nurse. I have a family member who works in the hospital system. I was like, this, I could I could get a lesbian on this in five minutes and they would find it out. But my fear has always been if I find out something that really fucks me up, like, oh, they're a Trumper or they're like whatever, that am I gonna like, is it gonna feel like it's gonna poison their my kids in my brain?
Gavin:Or yeah, yeah, your relationship with them too. It could uh color it a little bit.
David:Like I say, oh, you're you're your stupid egg donor who voted for Trump two times in a row, but they're they live below the poverty line. I don't know, like there's something about it that like fear, like I was because I wasn't because I spent a lot of time um in Portland where this egg donor was and and where my uh my family some of my family lives. And I'm like, what if I run into her at the grocery store? Yeah, like would I would I walk up to her? I have these like fantasies of like I would walk up to her and be like, so did you give your eggs away like five years ago? Cause you're a mom or whatever. Like really fuck well. But like, like, would it be weird to see her and like when I think she was beautiful, or like like when I want to sleep with her? Like you wanted to sleep with your sperm donor.
SPEAKER_00:Hey, I didn't want to sleep with them, I'd just say it could have happened. And I wouldn't have been in the middle of the city. How many beers?
David:How many beers? How many white claws? How many white claws?
SPEAKER_00:Uh hard to say for sure. Depends on how many shots are involved, too. But I think, like, you know, even when I was looking for ours, I was like trying to figure out are there things that are gonna really make me feel like, oh, this guy's a total dick. There definitely could have been. I didn't have any bad things about him. Like some of his family members were probably not like gonna be my type of people. But at the end of the day, he did something, whether he did it for money or he did it from the kindness of his own heart. Without this person, I don't have my kids, and my kids are the best. So I was like, you know what? I I can live with this. I can live with this.
David:Sperm donors do not get paid very I mean, like at least uh comparatively to egg donors, like it's it's a very small. So I think there is a lot of altruism in that, which what you're pointing to is that like this person wanted to help create a family and also egotism, thinking the world needs more of me, and it is.
SPEAKER_00:If you saw him, Gavin, you would agree the world needs more of him.
Gavin:Hey, that's good. Well, I mean, thank goodness. That's good for him. I think even that egotism is welcome.
David:Do you think he's our listener?
SPEAKER_00:I doubt it. I would doubt it. Well, when I was trying to think too, like, I'm like, well, what if they're homophobic? Well, the other family, they're a lesbian couple too. And I'm like, oh my god, even if he's homophobic, he's got at least four lesbian baby mamas. So it's like, ha ha ha, got you playing. That's crazy.
Gavin:Did he just going into pure superficiality? Is he gay?
unknown:No.
SPEAKER_00:Maybe he's straight. Well, I would assume straight. He's married and has a um biological child as well.
David:Oh, interesting.
SPEAKER_00:Yeah. And a friend of ours, uh, one of my good friends from college, her and her wife used a donor as well, and they have a little boy, and they have connected with siblings of their child. They call it a pod. It's a whole group of families, and I think they're at like 15 or something families, or um 12, 13, I don't know, something like that. But at least 10 of them are queer families, which I was like, that is wild. Like, I don't know why in my head. I was expecting that we would be the minority because we usually are.
David:Because we usually are, yeah.
SPEAKER_00:Yeah, but I was like, oh my God, this is just really cool.
David:I guess because the like the there's like queer people are the ones who are often needing this needing it, this stuff, other than obviously like uh uh a few straight people. But like, yeah, no, it it is it is interesting, and it's it's like maybe a little bit of karmic, right? Is like the more homophobic you are, the more queer family members you have. Like, my dad has two gay children.
SPEAKER_01:Love that for him.
David:50% of his children are gay. Like, bro, that's on you. I don't like it.
SPEAKER_00:You're the one popping us out.
Gavin:I definitely knew about um a friend of mine who's a single mother by choice, and I would imagine her network was very much the single mother by choice, and they were able to pod as well and find like 15 um uh siblings in their group. And I remember there was edit this out. There was I mean, rather here I am definitely having a gaven moment being like there was something scandalous that they found out about him collectively, and they're like, we've got to keep this hidden, but I can't remember what it was.
David:But you know what? Instead of having the cold open, we should now have a gaven moment as the topic of the show.
Gavin:Seriously. There's a point to this, I just can't remember what it is. But it'll come back to you. Were were you able? No, I mean, I literally I would have to text her, hey Adina, um, what was that scandal that you found out about your baby daddy? But were you able to determine any of his politics? Like, do we like him aside from the fact that he's hot?
SPEAKER_00:He doesn't have a whole lot on there that would indicate anything like that, which I'm almost more cool with, because even if we don't line up, you're not like hardcore anything.
David:There's not like like uh like Eagles and American.
SPEAKER_00:Like, I don't have to question where he was January 6th. Like he was probably out of his house. You know, I'm not I'm not concerned. So it's like it's like that. So like even if our politics or our opinions don't line up, it wasn't so like ostentatious that I was like, what a prick. Like it was like chill vibe. Um it was good, it was good. And like I looked at a whole bunch of different stuff about like you know where he's at professionally and and things like that, and he seems like to be a very intelligent person. I'm like, thank God. So it so far, all good, all good.
David:I think that you did what almost every person does who has to purchase genetic material, which is have this kind of fantasy of like looking up this person, and you actually did it. So I am so glad you came on to tell this story. Yes, I I love it. And any of you out there, if you need a lesbian to do research for you, please reach out to uh Caitlin at the Two Ladies and Two Babies uh TikTok and find her. She will do it for you.
SPEAKER_00:Yes, for a small, small fee of I need all the tea about your family. That's all the tea.
David:Still, still all the tea. Um, we love you. Come back a hundred more times on the show, please. Love to be here.
SPEAKER_00:Thanks so much. Love you guys.
Gavin:So last night I was reading The Hobbit to my son. It's awful, by the way. I hate it, but I do feel like I'm force-feeding some classics, and he's pretty into it. So I'm like, all right, are we still really only on page 110? Jesus. Anyway, uh, uh, we were talking about um playing soccer the next day, and he uh, which is all my kid often talks about, and I said, Hey, he wanted to play goalie. He said, Tomorrow I want to play goalie and you shoot, you know, uh soccer balls at me. And I said, Okay. And then I said, Hey buddy, do you want to like go to a clinic or something for um playing goalie? Because he really puts his all into it. He dives. I think he just loves diving into the ground all the time. He said, No, I just want to play goalie with you. And I'm like, you know, I've never been a soccer player, but sports have made me very close to my kids because um they talk while we play sports and it's awesome. And I love that he wants to play goalie with me. That is some my something great this week. What about you?
David:Um, so my something great um is all of our guests, which is gonna be uh sounds a little hacky. When I think about our show, yeah, but like when I think about our show, when we were like creating it, I I I guests were always a part of it, but I never thought like I would get I would get this like free opportunity to like meet these really fucking cool people, doctors and lawyers and and social media people, and like yeah, and and and reconnecting with old friends. And so I was just thinking about it the other day, and I was like, I've gotten to like hang out with some really fucking cool people. And so my something great this week is like all 55 of our guests uh so far have been amazing. We have some really cool people coming up, and I'm just uh I'm just very thankful that that we get to meet some of these people just selfishly, just so I can talk to them. Fuck you, listener.
Gavin:I can't wait to have our Gatriar conference in you know San Francisco or Puerto Rico or Mexico City or Toronto, so that we bring everybody together and have a big old rager Kiki, huh?
David:What a diverse group of cities you just chose. I mean you're like Detroit, Rutherford, New Jersey, or Tulsa. And that's our show. Oh God.
Gavin:If you have any comments, suggestions, or general compliments, you can email us at GatryAarchspodcast at gmail.com.
David:Or you can DM us on Instagram. We are at GatryArx Podcast. On the internet, David is at David FMVaughnEverywhere, and Gavin is at GavinLodge on nothing.
Gavin:Please leave us a glowing five star review and remember what David said earlier about sharing our show with your friends.
David:Thanks, and we will share with you next time on another episode of Gatriarchs.
